Study finds AI chatbots often harass users and ignore boundaries
A new study has found that some AI chatbots, which are designed to act like friends, therapists, or even romantic partners, are crossing the...
Why more data isn’t always better for delivery robots
Delivery robots are becoming a common sight on city sidewalks and college campuses, with companies like Starship Technologies and Kiwibot leading the way.
These robots...
How AI is changing the job of hotel managers forever
Hotel managers may no longer be the decision-makers they once were, as artificial intelligence (AI) continues to take on more responsibility in the hospitality...
Scientists use AI to speed up the search for better batteries
In the fight against climate change, scientists are working hard to develop better and cleaner energy solutions.
One of the most promising technologies is the...
Scientists build tiny chip to solve big overheating problem in next-gen electronics
As technology advances, engineers are finding new ways to build powerful microchips by stacking them on top of each other—just like a high-rise building...
The Oscars have rolled out the red carpet for generative AI. And surprisingly, viewers...
The Oscars have entered the age of artificial intelligence (AI).
Last week the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences explicitly said, for the first...
Tiny light-powered robot walks on wires like a cable car
Scientists have created a new type of soft robot that can carry cargo through the air by moving along thin wires or strings—similar to...
Scientists slash AI training time with smarter cloud communication system
Training large artificial intelligence (AI) models takes enormous computing power.
Often, multiple servers must work together to process data and adjust the model’s settings—a method...
New AI can diagnose thyroid cancer with over 90% accuracy
A team of international researchers has developed the world’s first artificial intelligence (AI) model that can accurately determine both the stage and risk category...
Dual-powered processors could revolutionize traffic, medicine, and more
Solving big, complicated problems—like planning work shifts, finding the best traffic routes, or developing new drugs—can take traditional computers an extremely long time.
That’s why...